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Excavations in Winchelsea, Sussex 1974-2000 de DAVID MARTIN

Excavations in Winchelsea, Sussex 1974-2000: Field Archaeology Unit Monograph - Institute of Archaeology,

Autor DAVID MARTIN
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 31 aug 2009
The port town of Winchelsea is mentioned in most books that discuss medieval England, but rarely appears among lists of significant medieval English towns and ports. In the light of recent research our views need to be reconsidered. One source of this new data has been the archaeological investigations carried out within the town since 1974. It is these that are reported within this monograph.
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ISBN-13: 9780954445669
ISBN-10: 095444566X
Pagini: 184
Editura: Heritage Marketing & Publications Ltd.
Seria Field Archaeology Unit Monograph - Institute of Archaeology,

Notă biografică

David Martin has long worked as a team. David, a former president of the Vernacular Architecture Group, is senior Historic Buildings Officer with the Field Archaeology Unit, University College London. He has an extensive publication record. His speciality is the medieval and early-post-medieval domestic buildings of East Sussex. He also lectures for the Continuing Education Department of Sussex University. David Rudling has worked in Sussex for over 20 years. He was director of the University College London Field Archaeology Unit. He is now a lecturer for Continuing Education (Archaeology), University of Sussex

Cuprins

Chapter 1: German Street, 1974 - Quarter 19, Plots 10-12. Chapter 2: Archaeological Investigations in Rectory Lane, 1976-1989: Quarter 15, Plots 21, 22 (Blackfriars Barn) and 23. Chapter 3: Excavations in North Street, 1980, Plots 14-17. Chapter 4: Wathcing Brief, 1980 - Quarters 21-22. Chapter 5: Mill Road, 1981: Quarter 3, Plots 2-3. Chapter 6: Archaeological Investigations at St. Giles's Churchyard, 1982-2000. Chapter 7: The excavation of a cesspit at Richmond House, Barrack Square, 1988-9 - Quarter 6, Plot 6. Chapter 8: Truncheons, 1990 - Quarter 20. Chapter 9: Excavations and a Wathcing Brief adjacent to The New Inn, 1995 and 1998: Quarter 14, Plots 11-14. Chapter 10: A Watching Brief at The Oast House, REctory Lane, 1996: Quarter 14, Plot 7. Chapter 11- 23: The Pottery, The Glass, The Coins, Jetons and Tokens,, Non-ferrous Metal Objects and Metallurgical Remains, Iron Objects and Metallurgical Remains, Roog Coverings and Furniture, Floor Tiles, Geological Material, Flintwork, The Animal, Bird and Fish Bones, Marine Molluscs, The Plant Remains.